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Earnings to one program and status from another?
I am in the situation that I have EBG secured until FEB 2012 - so for the rest of the year I would like to build some status and collect miles to M&M instead of EB. What status benefits from EBG can I continue to use even if I register my M&M number in the reservation or at CI?
Some are more obvious - like using *G lounge and fasttrack by showing my EBG-card, but more luggage and hoping for op-ups is probably out of the question?! Any other who's been in the same situation and know how to handle this in the best possible way? ;) I have searched the forum but not found this discussed before. Hope I haven't missed anything obvious... |
I have just tried the same with very mixed luck. You can read more about it in this thread: http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/star-...g-benefit.html
Scroll down to post 7 where someone asks the same that you are asking and read on from there. |
Some of the *A carriers supports dual FF numbers, tell the CI agent to enter:
FQTV# for earning miles FQTS# for status |
Originally Posted by Gustaf
(Post 13678070)
Some of the *A carriers supports dual FF numbers, tell the CI agent to enter:
FQTV# for earning miles FQTS# for status |
Originally Posted by SirRagnar
(Post 13678152)
I only heard that UA supports that. Do you know any other by any chance?
However, even though it is recognised by the airline in the system the staff may not see it. Last year I had my BD gold status confirmed in the booking by TG but were collecting my points to SK, on the same pnr as my wife. My brother travelling on a separate pnr with three non-status companions had his EBG for both status and earnings. Upon check-in all passengers in my brother's pnr were upgraded to C but my wife and I sat in the back (I was pretty bitter for while there). So although everything was done correctly the TG agents only saw my non-status program. Thus I would rather book the program with status as earnings program and then change it at the gate. Of course if you have an unhelpful gate agent or no time then you risk crediting to the wrong program. |
Originally Posted by Gnopps
(Post 13681899)
Thus I would rather book the program with status as earnings program and then change it at the gate. Of course if you have an unhelpful gate agent or no time then you risk crediting to the wrong program.
Make up your mind at check-in. Either you use the FFP status or go for the miles under a different FFP. Not both... |
According to Continental it must be the *G number that is in the reservation for the *G benefits. I got a reply to my email about that previously;
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/13754152-post17.html |
Originally Posted by SirRagnar
(Post 13754161)
According to Continental it must be the *G number that is in the reservation for the *G benefits. I got a reply to my email about that previously;
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/13754152-post17.html |
Originally Posted by Shoes99
(Post 13754181)
The SAS online booking did not have Continental One Pass accounts as a choice... Orbitz allowed us to put in our Continental one pass numbers for our flights to Copenhagen.
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Originally Posted by tourist
(Post 13755008)
I hope you didn't spend extra money on Orbitz for this. You could have just left the FF-program-boxes empty, and called/chatted with SAS after the reservation to have your numbers included.
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Good to hear. I hope you enjoy your flights! :)
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